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London, United Kingdom. 4th March 2026. VIPs attend the premiere of new the Paramount + Series "The Madison" in Leicester Square. Cristina Massei/Empics/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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London, United Kingdom. 4th March 2026. VIPs attend the premiere of new the Paramount + Series "The Madison" in Leicester Square. Cristina Massei/Empics/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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III / i - l-r: Chetna Patel (Margaret), Bharti Patel (Verges), Meera Syal (Beatrice) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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III / i - l-r: Meera Syal (Beatrice), Bharti Patel (Verges), Chetna Patel (Margaret) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Meera Syal (Beatrice) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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II / i - rear, l-r: Neil D'Souza (Conrade), Kulvinder Ghir (Borachio)  below, l-r: Gary Pillai (Don John), Sagar Arya (Claudio) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Meera Syal (Beatrice) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Meera Syal (Beatrice) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Meera Syal (Beatrice) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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V / ii: Meera Syal (Beatrice), Paul Bhattacharjee (Benedick) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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V / ii: Meera Syal (Beatrice), Paul Bhattacharjee (Benedick) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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Stratford, London, UK. 4th March 2026. Celebrating Holi festival of colours, in Stratford, London. Traditional Indian festival linked to Hindu religion. Also called Festival of Colours, Love and Spring.Credits: Damiano Sinclair/Alamy News-stock-foto
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IV / i - l-r: Paul Bhattacharjee (Benedick), Ernest Ignatius (Antonio), Amara Karan (Hero), Meera Syal (Beatrice), Robert Mountford (Friar Francis), Madhav Sharma (Leonato) in MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), Courtyard Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, England  01/08/2012 part of the World Shakespeare Festival  music: Niraj Chag  set design: Tom Piper  costumes: Himani Dehlvi  lighting: Ciaran Bagnall  choreography & movement: Struan Leslie  director: Iqbal Khan-stock-foto